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In contrast to the conventional wisdom, real estate activity in the aggregate is not disfavored by the 1986 Tax Act. Within the broad aggregate, however, widely different impacts are to be expected. Regular rental and commercial activity will be slightly disfavored, while historic and old...
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Windfall profits and losses accrue to investors only when expected after-tax returns or discount rates change, and major tax policy shifts are likely to alter these variables. This study introduces a cashflow valuation model for estimating the windfalls to owners of U.S. nonfinancial...
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loss of deductibility of property taxes -- on owner-occupied housing in the aggregate. However, this housing will generally …
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incentives and marginal tax rates would tend to lower before-tax interest rates, and lower taxes on existing corporate capital …
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maximizing the property's depreciation tax shelter net of all capital gain taxes and transaction costs.This paper develops a …
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aggregate saving, real pretax interest rates rise by nearly two percentage points. Corporate profit taxes decline by 60 percent …
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depends on the demand and supply for such protection. Recognizing that taxes on wage income are also evaded, we solve for the …
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This paper explores the normative theory of international taxation by recasting it in parallel with the theory of international trade. It first sets out a definition of 'free trade taxation,' first in the global context and then in the unilateral context. It then evaluates against this standard...
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realizations. I then reconstruct a 1992 view about how taxes affect behavior. A unifying theme is that the tax system does much …
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This paper investigates how the tax system of the U.S. and the capital-exporting country combine to affect the flow of foreign direct investment (FDI) into the U.S. First, using aggregate data, it corroborates earlier work suggesting that the U.S. effective tax rate does influence the amount of...
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